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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
no DINGER or 4 con- FluINE HERE.

THE STOCK AT TIDEwATER MUCH REDUCED, But
THE COMPANIES CAN KEEP Up THE SUPPLY.
Tie stock of anthracite coal at tiiewaer has been
greatly reduced by the usual demand at this
Officers OF the leading companies scout the sug
gestion hat there is any danger OF scarcity IN this
city The lack of transportation Is sail TO he the greatest
difficulty under which the companies l~boring at
present but the production il in OF that last
spite OF the unsettled strike in the Legh region. IL
Is estimated that the eutpdt for the year will bs
100000 tons larger than that last year. The compa
working to their full capacity AMI although
they not able 10 supply the Immediate demand taey
are confident that there will be enough coal to &c
around.
The president OF one OF the principal companies said
yesterday "Th- Published staten that there dan
ger OF "A coal famine Is Buyers apt
10 hold back until the last moment and then they want
winters supply once. As illustration this company
bad orders for $4,000 ions OH september 80 aEd
although the deliveries in october the largest in
amounted TO 100000 tons. Until these orders are nied
we cannot make ssiate deliveries. out We shall be
able 70 furnish with all tho they want
II they will insist upon having full supply at once
Think the companies ought 10 rs praised for not adj
vsacug the they might easily DO under the cir
stances
Officers OF the Reading Railroad Company said that
there danger Of "A strike by their employees
Consequence OF the troubles ia the LeLish region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

I1ward f. Kiddcr, acting manager 81 p"'h''''
Close, hl. engagement that house on wednesday, ~
vcmhcr 80 Mr.. Eiddcr j. well known IA the dramatic
pfofce zion and exceptionally popular.
BunncIl', OLA London Museum, At 30. rs HiDid"'y'
will b. occupied during tho coming week 10y m'hN', >
ranging IN SIC from lc namO-rt 10 the chim"nk'r
,rouie OF perform Ing monkeys WILL ho included In the
attractions. There - thon, and they have bc'h
trained 10 perform remarkable fats performing
bear controlled by young woman f. one VI the features
~ the show al present
The orchestra Of y blo 10 De- increased q" twenty
four mi- rian. for the production there ~ Gillette
dranati1ati~i Of d" She" the @Sth instant All u'
varcu. branches Of the acting force which have been
heretofore rchcat,lng inAcpendcn'ly begin his week W
rchcaf,a together under MI Giirtta personal direction
Tho Gnlcue dram atl1ation VIII have some ne" c'n'p
character, to tighten up the sol unity o. Tho story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
TO CH1NGE TIE "KNOChDCUN" Scale

THOUGHT TO III INADEQUATE TO IRESTNT NLCI>-
sIrIrs--sOME AvCTIoNETE5 OBJECT.
The President OF the Real Estate Exchange. in pur-
yesterday appointed the following committee TO nominate
directors ticket for the ensuing election on the l2h 81
December noxt. W. F. Redmond a. H. Muller & som.
w G. SchertncrLorn. Samuel +. Jayne Edward Open
hemer and Hall j. How The above committee embraces
representatives. OF all the various interests centred Ia
the Exchange The subject Of the revision OF knock
downs referred to In yesterdays TRIBUNE Is 70 10 con-
sdered next week upon the majority and minority re
ports Of the committee appointed by tho Board Tbs
report OF Edward rsh the chairman OF the committee.
after briefly tracing the origin Of tie present scale,
points that il is inadequate 10 present ana
in SEINE instances unjust in its action II proposes That
one tenih Of per cent on all property above $1,000
should be IN lieu OF the present fees sIe report
also points that tho system OF charging the buyer
with fees and EnockdOwns Is mistake and should 10
rho shod The proposed revision Of the scale would IN
caa the returns OF the Auction Room 100000 per
anuum and enable tho Exchange 10 pay dividend OF
PER sent besides setting aside reasonable sum toward
payng eli mortgage debt. Tho report also points
ont that the prsposcd alteration would initiate against
sham sales aud discourage those owners VINO DO not put
their property up in rood faith ~,
Another report has bron made when - not yer niru.
bv George H. scott and r. v IIsrnetL While admitting
that the scale may be revised they uIlhk that Ino
matter nDch left entirely to tho auctiorcsa Inc
tho exchange I'd the auctioneers should he allowed 10
manage their own affairs In all probability the matter
will no reasonably arranged before the ncSt election
mcctin of tho auctioncers II 10 be hold on Incsh'y
Dexi at o'clock in the Board Room, TO select com
mites Of yo FROM among their Humber 10 CONFER WI"
the committee OF the Board on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
INK ADorT THE NEW CiTHEDRAL.

siephen f. Nash, who has been appointed counsel TO
the Cathedral Board OF Trustee said yesterday that no
work could be done the sito at Onehuadred"nd
,eptb.st one hundred Mornihesde
Drive and Tenhave until bill had been passed ny inc
Legislature closing One cumberland eleVehh anu ""'
bundr.dand.twolfth SITS, between OH and loth ayes
rbs .recis have an existence only paper the blum
HAVING MAYER been cut through STU legal permission
10 close them permanently had TO be obtained mo
contract for the transfer Of the eake and watts orphan
House plot has signed by Bishop Potter president OF
tho Board OF Cathedral Trustees and tho lcV III MOT
gan DIX, president OF the Asylum Board
There sta eight subscription books sut frsn' whch
no returns have been made To the treasurer OF tho
Cathedral Fund Mr. Auchmuty has turned over All tlo
accounts 10 the treasurer j. Pierpont Morgan. M
Morgan hopes make "a complete report on January L.
There Will lie trouble he says, IN meeting inc nrt
payment OF $3j0.O00 tho new site GEORGE Mc. .1
loon Miller, the secretary OF the Board ia sun IT An
bama lie will have general charge OF tho affairs OF the
Cathedral when he returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
ALTERED IGEISUEY NOTES ABRO4D.
TwO-poLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATES THAT HAVE
BEEN CHANGED TO IIVES.

TWO-pOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATES THAT HAVE
BEEN CHANG TO TIVEs.
The sub Treasury receive yesterday from three sep
silver certificates which hal been
raised from - to 80 An Last side baker brought in
OF them. but another IN package Of money from
West side bank. The OF tho bank kept secret
The changes In tho note we'll done. b1t they
net likely TO deceive an ayersgs examiner The figure
the face OF the note had evidently been erased and
ofthe same size had been stamped III its place. The
word two had been treated IN the way ana five
substituted Tho cure, the back o. the AM tho
smaller on both sides hal bean removed but no at
tempt had been made 10 Ill their place, In appearance
tho notes worn and shabby. although thay were
probably when tic changes male The yiguette
the - certificate the left while that on the s.
certificate 4. on the right
Cashier Shcrer said yesteriay I'VE 10 not fear that
any OF these will pass IA. but there may bc many
OF them IN circulation and wish simply 10 call public
attention to them. The slightest animation will
pose the character Of the altcrcl note"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
4 COARSE AND DRUTAL JOKE STOPPED

THE PRESIDENT OF THE STOCK rXcHANGE ENDS
DISGUSTING HORSE-PLAY ABOUT THE ANARCHISTS
The hanging OF the Chicago Anarchists was an oppor
uuity that the wits the stock Exchange could lei
pass They selected victim OF the most sensitive
and nofensiyc member, OF the Board. whose only fault
wa. that he had bssn forced 10 complain 10 tho Govern
ing Committee OF the action OF some Of the wits In inter
ferlng with his business 1t rumOred moreover that
at time the offender had suggested that the AEar
css should be treated with mercy we'll justice IL
decided by the wits that such serious offences de-
served condisn punishment.
f. W Remlcg. tho guilty broker. is specialist In Den
yer and Rio Granc stock some reason was nvcntedts
call him from his position Yesterday AMI In his absence
two red iags AMI hung the post directly
over bis usual place one OF the flags inscribed:
Vengeance mue satin The Anarchist, and the 9th
or bore sympathetic EXPRESSION. 10 avoid possible
doubt about point OF the Joke. Mr. Ieimler's iHtaf
were placed On the second nag. Whether the moose
would nave bsrn slipped over his head AMI he woule
have strung mp according Ia the recognized rule.
OF Judge Lynch is question which cannot he decided
even by those nmiliar with the spOrvo fancy OF the
stock Exchange wits Fortunately the president OF the
Exchange walking across the room. saw the prepare
lions snd put end to them, His prompt action ma,
have prevented serious accident for stock Exchsbgf
Jokes nave re suited IN deaths occasionally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
CRITICISMS FROM ENGINEER MELVILLE


OF TIE NAVAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. II. The annual report OF the
Engincc,-!n chief Of the Nay states among other
thing that all the Navy Yarl, detective in their
general arrangements. The >hO.S are spread about
too much and near enough TO the water front
to allow mrcHa to be han iri promptly There T.
too much routine and red tape connected with Navy
Yard management for tho proper transaction Of bust
nos. The Lii,ary feature, made more prOrni-
nent than tho building repairing Of ships and
Machinery, and work 4, thereby delayed aud it, cost
Increased
Mention T. made OF tho ab,urdity Of charging work
On new bollcr, TO ship although the boilers may
not eventually DO put into that particular vessel. a
Chance 4, thereby given for ma'cOntcnts 90 raise a
hue AM cry about wasteiu Naval methods.
Attention Is called to the gradual decrease I'm the
number engineer officers there being already an
Insufficient number to properly Ierform the duties.
The re luction should be promptly stopped and the
number Of passed assistant engineers restored 10 tho
Turner number OF 100. Betor provision should DO
made for the education Of engineers for the service
1he prcsen. system Of education al tho Naval Academy
winch seeks 70 mako jacx,-Ofl, r1es Of the students
not what IS needed. At til" crd Of the second
sears course Of study the cadets should be divided
INTO mldshipmen aud cadet engineers and all those
~" nee ed TO fill vacancies to he dropped from the
0'uce to make way for new lot from which 10
~seo the next choice
0Vsation 10 asbed b. Nj. Melville for the purpose
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ENCOURAGING THE roGrcE TO DRING.

IuE rNCUsE or TAKGNG IfQroE Tor MIhI,INAL
rtEPoSi.. BECONfSG roo COMMON
Tho slcoe-, Of two policemen, who were dismissed
from Nc force on charges OF noNicafion i,w months
ago bu, got back hy orGcr ~ the courts because cy
claimed t. have taken liquor a. medicine when lhcI
were sick has hal the ereo 81 ENCOURAGING drnnhad'
who wear the blue uniform Police Comm -.ones Mc'iA'o
Yesterday listened n some Convincing Testimony IN no
case Of Policeman Gibson Of The Charles street sqnad"Ao
was trlc! on charge drunkenncs The evidence was
to tho effect that Gibson LETT h, post on the night otOc'"
Der "a and i,came 30 much intoxicated IN tho beer shop
al No "a Grcenwchayc that hc afraid 10 20 10 tho
police station
Francis stewart, "a negro. exchanged coats WIN
Gibson to help him conceal h- IDENTITY. aud then took
t.ibssn HON" ia a coach Beng told that he wa' nd'c
10 arrest for wearing psccm4n- coat stewart TOOK tl
garment ~ The West Twentieth street Police station ana
surrendered II with explanation. ser
ceant went in search OF Gibson AMI took
him TO tho Charles street Ntatlsn al O'Clock on
the morning OF October -. Gibson Yesterday dehlel
that lac drunk when lie changed coats with the heso
and he could remember having made Tho eichahso.
lie had cramps the stomach he salt, and took SONS
medicine. ncudin. blackberry brandy 10 relieve us
suffering. . u.,,..
Inspector Williams complainant against iOlrc
man Nastcrsou, ~ the Ild4ldgc street squad nc
sad he found MnsersOn drunk At 30
2fg Grand. t. the afternoon OF OCTOBER -
Ma.tersou wa, suspended los tao Inspector AZ tho hr
YESTERDAY Ma.ier.,u made tho claims that his apparent
drnkcsness was caused 10y medicine that ne had tahes
10 cure q sudden attack OF Illness DECISION was re-
served in both cases but II the Police Com Az
here The rule about cases OF iptolcaton, 'p'oh anu
M,sterson will ne dismissed
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AyTLpOVEgTY work WILL 90 EiGHF on.

Tho suspension Of The Argus" on Ih"r'day' i''
lowed by that Of Tho Leader yesterday mas 10"
many TO suppose tina, tho ontIro Labor movement "a'
becoming dcmorallLed This Is "A mistake MT. 'oorso
VIII continuo to publish and cdt Ms laP'r' nv
standard" Iu,, tho samo a. before Tho AMI f"'orV
s,,cic,v vu hold meeting, as heretofore; both stein
way Hall and tho Academy of Music have boon On
gagged for Sunday evening, while Dr McEIyhh WIN
advocate as earnestly ever the doctrines Tor pean
Ing which ho was cxcommnnlcated II Is po''lp'o
that he may take a trip to Europe Pressing INVITA-
lons 10 lecture In Great Britain have boon c"""S w
him lately aud he IS now seriously c"hSl"or'"N Wv
,IrsahiI,v az accounting some of Thorn. Many oil mo
Labor leaders however are rathor against hS svne
Jane, Hcdpath said yesterday We nrod nun hu'
more than they do In England ireland or oco'ia'i
They are compacly organized there already an" az az
far ahead Of our Labor party In many Tr-Pocts H.
. shnr trip might do the Doctor good II ir't' WIN
hiuIsslf cntrflyH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
MLNTER II NOT HERE YET

one snowfall does not make a winter any more than
does one swallow People who locked M their
,k,tos ami began to max. toboggan party dates" or
the strength OF the white flakes that whired about the
air from quarter OF II till ten minutes after II yeser
day. will have "ble wee" 80. at least, said the
signal Service observer 10 TRiBrNE repsrer. aiding
"This cold weather won't last II will 10 little cooler
tomorrow morning and then gradually get warmer
Winter isn't by any means here yet Il showed to-day
throu.h tue lower Lake Regions and in Canada aud
probably through the New Engl,nd states where II
raining at : o'clock this morning. The storm centre
Yesterday was at Montreal Is now oil the NewEng
land coast There have been heavy rains all along tho
coast and high winds storm signals are up from Della
ware Brcakwatcr TO PASSPORT Me- The slight snow
sfora have had here WAS JUST thu tail end OF that
which passed over the Lake Regions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
ONE HrNDRED KEAES on NJ rHoDISM

T. CILrBEArT THE CrNrENNiAL "I THAI p' N"N'-
NA1IoN ~ BEoOkIYN.
Tic Is 900 members OF tie forty five Methodist
churches in HrookIyn AMI their friend, Will BEGIN 'onor
row celebration OF the centennial Of Brooslyn Method
Ism 10 last four day. There will be special services n
al the curchc, OF the denomination In the city. with ser
mons by some Of the most distinguished dyihcs OF mo
church Professor Mev OF Drew seminary VIII preach
I'm the Old sand, -tgc. Church. the parent society mo
step, for tho founding Of which wcro taken III
l--- There Will ho reunions ot mo former
pastors aud members In the same ecc IN mo afternoon
and evening tomorrow aid Monday night. Presiding
Ider Adams Will have charge OF centennial love o"'
ON Tucsiay oveuin. special meeting VIII be hed n
tc South second street Church. the earliest ound'n III
the Eastern District MAYOR Whitney VIII preside wh'
Ri,bop Fowler and General Clinton H. FISK VIII SPEAK
Centennial prayer Will be hold IN doA"h OF
more churches on wednesday evening, AMI on Ih"f''p
night the cisf will be held IN the l'h'o" "e"
Church. which has the largest membership OF any Mc'h
oii.t church in tho world Bishops Anlraws ana ross
and Dr Buckley Ia mako Tho spec mes -,..,..
The Methodist Episcopal Missionary society Ne''oI"D
COMPLETED It's appropriations Tor foreign nl~oh WoIA
Eulgaria received tho amount originally Ashou I"' :.
S2l.Obi additional sum or ~ 1up "h' bt%"'
Brngal: Italy received s62.23i. Mexico '''o'- :
Japan ; 30 600 Korea ~ .2GG The total apPioprla
ton. FOR forc. "a msisns have been Sb''"T9 ag"ns
$50 $50 last year an increase OF SGi. ~ Inc ho'ev
to-day will take up the distribution OIL hoho "'''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
rJyFD rop TSJyG Or. HAMMOyDS NiME


Dr. W A. Hammond appeared against Ir. Henry
Kane and John j. Phillips, an advertising agent !"
special session Of the Tombs Police court Se''o'"a'
The complaint which wa, brought by Or iiamhohn
few DAYS ago charge, Kane, who Is the head OF a
patton, medicine firm with publishing a' nm advertise
mcnt ~ portion of a lecture by Dr Hammond on 'h'
"Ise and Abuse Of the Brain ana suph'moh""s Inv
extract with a statement In which tho lc'tutoi was
made 10 recommend tho firms medicines h"ho'
through hi, counsel ALe" liummcl pleaded guil'y'
Mr lIummei giving with the plea an cNp'ah'''"" VIA"
the quoted portion Of Or IIlmmonda lctier hn pco"
sent ia tie ncw,papers marked OIL from tho other
part Of tho advertisement hy quotations. ana tha 'o
newspaper people had dropped them ont ana 80 ih"'o
tie cx Sureenn General seem To pun ia" h''i"nl
Thts nIau.Ihl, explanation, Whit h. ono "ouii haNo
thought would have carried convection 10 INV ' ~,
only carried conviction 10 Kane, and ho Was nIc"
$40 DR. Hammond was not ~ail'heu WIN mi 10
suit and remarked that the case seemed 10 h"Ne oo1n
d,,po.rd Of I'm a rrtlcr on Land way. li' hou 10
said actually seen tho objectionable adVcflHoen ap
pear again In a morning paper with lis name slsni}
altered IN tle spelling. Phillips through h'' uom i"h
g. f. Harlow a. hod for adjournment ioi ono "e'"'
A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
ADJUSTING CASTLE GARDEN ACCOUNTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov lit Is stated at tho Treasury
Department that the accounts OF tho NeNNork Lmigra
lion Commissioner in process Of adJus mcnt by
the accounting officers and ha, the delay In their settle
ment is due mainly 10 the failure OF tao Emigration
CommissOncrs 10 sulpy the Information requested IN
regard TO certain disputed expenditures oAe o. tho
principal points OF di patio between the Commissioners
and the Departent is said 10 be with regard the dis
position Of money realized from the sale or rental OF
certain privileges under control OF the Commissioners
II is understood that Secretary Iairchd Will devote A
chapter OF his annual repOr 10 the consideration o. mo
immigrant question and that he will recommend that
the entire management OF minigra ION anslTs al Tue
different ports he placed In the hands OF officers OF the
general Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Pending thu appeal taken By the Corporation Counsel
from decision ~ Justice Donohuc OF the supreme
Court apo ml~soncrs " appraisal IN te matter
Of the Metropolitan Transit Company. sag Of proceed
iuc, been granted by Justice Don0hue. II Is pro-
yidrd ln order the may meet and
Orsan1" November -, but other action.
Justice Irfc't. - the supreme Court. has granted per
~ Ton 10 Henry X. Williams, receiver " colby. Dun
{ Coz, the collapsed hUn OF pIn"fOrte and organ
deacr- ,rtl. OF the firm OF $4,000 against
A. &. Cl,mmrr Oi IN ilAlclphd, for 50 per cent Of It's
value
john W, FREDERICK r. and Joseph II. scanned. COM
OF scanned brothers shipping merchants
~ Johns. Now BlLn,wick, Obtained an attachment
from Justice Barrett OF the supreme Court, yesterday
this state Z James T. truk shank
rnf t,elrgc " GdSs, constituting rho firm ~ Crkshank
Co, ~ Liverpool The claim Is for S9J,2l0 -
for loaned.
Name. Brown assigned yes fcrday Abraham II. De
Freeze, giving preferences for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

For several years number 81 tho leaders OF lammany
Hall have left town soon atse: election aud gone TO
quiet place in Pike County Penn to hunt AMI fish, and
thus escapo the importlntics 81 strikers and others
aud At the same time get tao fatigues OF their
political labsrs Tlore is ne railroad station within ten
miles, tho read through the woods rough one. seldom
travelled and 1t Is doubtful II any one unacquainted
with the way could find tho party even IL no knew gen
orally in what part or the county they were
The party have called themselves "Thc Hdeaway
Club" Among those who started to hide yesterday
were County Clerk James A. Flack. Alderman James j.
Mooney, the chief OF tho Oilagawallas, and EDWARD
Cahi sheriff Hugh J. Grant ono Of tho original .en a.
beers OF the able to this year. pecause tnS
duties OF his Office keep him here Fire Commiee0ses
Richard Croker will start this afternoon imueoiseey
After the alton OF flags and medals y the nromcn
Guiet dinnsr Is given later In November, AFTER sas
members OF tho club come back TO tewA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
COMPLAINTS TO THE COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, Nov ll.-rho Board OF Trade OF Lno'ln.
Neb makes a complaint TO the Interstate Commission
against the Missouri Pacific Railway. charging ina is
rates from St Louis to Lincoln unusily and I'M
reasonably high and that compared with certain other
rates an unjust discrimination Is made against Lncsn
II makes a similar complaint against the Chicago. Bur
lngtcn and Quincy Railroad Company with respect TO
the rates from chicago to Lincoln
Plummer. Perry Co, Of Lincoln. Neb. complain that
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. having received
cons gnent OF sugar at san Francisco for Lincoln re-
fused 10 haul It direct destination. bat first took IL
10 omaha and rcbillcd II 10 iucoln which procedure
caused an eNtra charge OF htees cents hundred for
alton Comp aisantS aver that the consignment
hauled seventyscvcn miles further than was Lsce;'
sary . 80,
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange complains that the
New-Orlcars Cincinnati and Texas Pacific Railroad
COMPANY Transports cotton fro Meridian. Miss TO Bs1
ton and Lowell Mass for 50 Of cent per ton per mi o.
while it charges cents per ton per ule rom MeI Iin
10 NewOrloans II charges that Ike alleged discINl
nations are made cotton from shreveport hnd Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
United srArEs SUPREME COURT.

WA~UVGroS. Nov little following business trans.
scf.i In the United Statos supreme Court to-day.
40 - Maggie J. Smith" etc, appellants.
acainNi Samuel II walker and Others
No samuel II Walker and Others anpel'nt, ainst
H. q Dun and others Arsument concluded by John IL.
1homl. for the schooner Maggie J. Smith" etc.
40 66 Tho NsS y rk Lake Erie and Western Railroad
plaintiffs George X. Madison.
Argued Iuger.ol for tho plaintiff in AMI Oy
Edward ) M-y or for The defendant In error
81 Pillar GarC9 de Sabarex0 ant others plaiutr IN
error against Mary A. Mavrrwica and Others Argumcn nj
begun bv W. Hslstt Phillips Tor plaintiffs In error.
Adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
nr,rU or MOTHER CEyrry4RI4v.

P.tcr Duffy an Irshman who had lived nifty years In
this ciiy and cla ned TO hundred years old. died
suddenly In his homo. No 1916 Seycnthave Yesterday
lie was a bachelor and lived with his married niece
sixteen years ago whom no was tending furnace nc
fc and broke h. nip and since then had not done any
work n 4. tradition In Duiy's family That lie ana his
cousin now living ireland. were born on the same uay
one hundred years ago DUTY used 10 say That ne wa'
working I'm tho fields when the Irish soldiers
returned after the battle OF Waterloo wake over DIS
bodv WAS we'll attended last evening